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...people banging on about bring this superstar or that superstar back. They're gone for a reason. Accept it. The Rock makes more money in hollywood than the WWE at less risk to himself. He sold out. Accept it. Austin is a wife beater and shouldn't be allowed on TV for any federation. Accept it. The Undertaker is past it. Accept it. Goldberg was never any good. Accept it.
If the WWE actually made use of the talent it's got instead of worrying about what it hasn't got it would make much better viewing. Case in point...late 2000, ECW was stuck with Justin Credible and Jerry Lynn as it's main eventers but it still made entertaining viewing.
Get over it.
If the WWE actually made use of the talent it's got instead of worrying about what it hasn't got it would make much better viewing. Case in point...late 2000, ECW was stuck with Justin Credible and Jerry Lynn as it's main eventers but it still made entertaining viewing.
Get over it.
Primal wrote:
> †hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> Goldberg was never any good. Accept it.
>
> You're watching a different Goldberg to me then mate. He was the ONLY
> monster in wrestling at the time. He would've made Stone Cold, The
> Rock, The Undertaker etc look like the complete pansies they are....
OK. Typical Goldberg match...
Goldberg enter the ring. Opponent throws him off the ropes. Spear. Jackhammer. Goldberg (predictably) wins.
His matches had no variety and he can't do any moves. He gave Bret Hart brain damage and he can't give a decent interview. All round, he's rubbish. Just because WCW chose to promote him as a monster doesn't mean he's any good.
> †hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> Goldberg was never any good. Accept it.
>
> You're watching a different Goldberg to me then mate. He was the ONLY
> monster in wrestling at the time. He would've made Stone Cold, The
> Rock, The Undertaker etc look like the complete pansies they are....
OK. Typical Goldberg match...
Goldberg enter the ring. Opponent throws him off the ropes. Spear. Jackhammer. Goldberg (predictably) wins.
His matches had no variety and he can't do any moves. He gave Bret Hart brain damage and he can't give a decent interview. All round, he's rubbish. Just because WCW chose to promote him as a monster doesn't mean he's any good.
All I need is ECW Massacre on 34th street and the match Mikey Whipwreck and Yoshihiro Tajiri Vs Super Crazy and Kid Kash.
And luckily I have it on DVD. Yay me.
And Heatwave 2000 with the match Yoshihiro Tajiri Vs Little Guido Vs Psicosis Vs Mikey Whipwreck in a Four Way Dance.
Which I also have. Go me.
And luckily I have it on DVD. Yay me.
And Heatwave 2000 with the match Yoshihiro Tajiri Vs Little Guido Vs Psicosis Vs Mikey Whipwreck in a Four Way Dance.
Which I also have. Go me.
†hë_Çøñg_Mðñ wrote:
> Goldberg was never any good. Accept it.
You're watching a different Goldberg to me then mate. He was the ONLY monster in wrestling at the time. He would've made Stone Cold, The Rock, The Undertaker etc look like the complete pansies they are....
> Goldberg was never any good. Accept it.
You're watching a different Goldberg to me then mate. He was the ONLY monster in wrestling at the time. He would've made Stone Cold, The Rock, The Undertaker etc look like the complete pansies they are....
Yep, watching Benoit and Angle is enough to keep me watching. Wrestling geniuses, or however you spell it.
...people banging on about bring this superstar or that superstar back. They're gone for a reason. Accept it. The Rock makes more money in hollywood than the WWE at less risk to himself. He sold out. Accept it. Austin is a wife beater and shouldn't be allowed on TV for any federation. Accept it. The Undertaker is past it. Accept it. Goldberg was never any good. Accept it.
If the WWE actually made use of the talent it's got instead of worrying about what it hasn't got it would make much better viewing. Case in point...late 2000, ECW was stuck with Justin Credible and Jerry Lynn as it's main eventers but it still made entertaining viewing.
Get over it.
If the WWE actually made use of the talent it's got instead of worrying about what it hasn't got it would make much better viewing. Case in point...late 2000, ECW was stuck with Justin Credible and Jerry Lynn as it's main eventers but it still made entertaining viewing.
Get over it.